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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 2009
Page
10
A Welsh revival tale tells of a coal miner with a violent temper who cared for pit ponies. After a revival conviction he repented and was transformed by faith, resisting anger at work the next day. The tale cites II Corinthians 5 17 and notes true inner change comes from God.
On November 25 1885 the federal government set aside 26 square kilometres around Banff hot springs as Canada first national park. The brief notes also cover NHL formation in 1917 with four original teams, a Québec poet born in 1943, Eaton's Christmas parade starting 1925 in Montréal, and Ed Bickert born in 1932 in Hochfeld Manitoba.
The St Nicholas Tea at Immaculate Conception Church Rivers drew locals on a sunny day. Main raffle winners were Giselle Cudmore and Yvonne Dupuis, with a long penny raffle list of names and assorted prizes such as groceries, Christmas baskets, and various household items.
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